Question for the roulette crowd....your opinion

[Mr J]

Interesting to read what everyone thinks. Lets say a guy is betting on the (6-1)....0,00,1,2,3  (7.89% H.A.)

Do you think the dealer should give his/her knowledge/opinion on what a crappy bet that is or just let it go?

Ken

[cheese]

Most dealers don't know its a crappy bet. Most dealers
don't know what the HE is for the games they deal. Ask
them, you'll see.

[FreeRoulette]

I actually had a craps dealer get pissed off at me for the way I bet. At a crowded table, he was angry at me and told me I need to learn how to play craps.

After I won a bunch of money, I blew it all on stupid bets.

I think the dealers should have no opinion and just do their job.
It's my money and I'll bet how I want.

[VLS]

Well, dealers are human too.

I know for a fact some dealers feel for certain customers; especially recurring ones losing big time.

In the case of one of those certain players is wagering in the enhanced house advantage spot, maybe s/he could tell the customer ONLY ONCE about it. Past that, it is all in the customer's hands/choice...

[Magic Spin]

In my opinion dealers just have to keep quiet and do what they told.  They get salery and tips too, if they behave.

[Magic Spin]

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